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How to change the woocommerce product page permalink

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JordanBrown last edited by

Sorry Posting it again.

How I can change the product URL structure. Please let me know how to fix woocommerce permalink in wordpress.

My current URL is

http://www.ayurjeewan.com/product/divya-ashmarihar-kwath

and I want to like (only post name)

http://www.ayurjeewan.com/divya-ashmarihar-kwath

Attached is the screenshot of option available.

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JordanBrown @Bryan_Loconto last edited by

I am looking for only post name (url.com/post-name). Is that possible?
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Bryan_Loconto last edited by

Hey Jordan!

As Dean said, this would not be a recommended approach as it could create page conflicts, etc.

Just to clarify, are you looking to have ALL url's using this structure (url.com/post-name)? Or just some?

So no /product-cat/some-category/ or anything?
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DeanAndrews last edited by

Hi,
It is possible but not advisable due to the way WordPress resolves URLs you can find more information on the subject here: Removing product product-category or shop from the URLs

However some have reported sucess via this article: WooCommerce Easy Permalink Solution
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